No-Code UPS API Data Scraper | Legally Download to CSV

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Legally scrape UPS data from the Official Website without violating its Terms of Service using HAR Files.

🚫 This means no wasting time with broken screen scrapers, installing software, getting blocked or overpriced proxies.

⚡️ Scrape UPS Data From Your Web Traffic

Open a new browser tab, then right click anywhere inside the new tab & hit "Inspect" to open developer tools

Go to ups.com in the new tab and browse through the site's data you want to collect (with developer tools open)

Select the "Network" tab under developer tools & click the ⬇️ labeled "Export HAR..."

Upload your HAR file here and we will group together useful data within your HAR file FOR FREE. Users on any paid plan can download this data as combined, fully-paginated CSV & JSON files. Since this scraping occurs on a recording of your web traffic instead of the actual site, it is 100% undetectable & not governed by the hosting website's Terms of Service.

🔒 HAR Files Have Sensitive Data We only process the HAR file in your browser (nothing is sent over the internet) until you click the "Parse" button.

🚫 Clear the Junk Hit "Clear" in the Network tab just before browsing through your data for best results & for exporting multiple parts.

💡 Pro Tip Just drag and drop your HAR file here for easier use!

Scrape UPS Store Location Data

If you need to scrape a list of UPS stores in your area (or any area), you can legally do this using HAR files, which record the data that UPS sends to your browser while you use it in full compliance with the UPS Terms of Service.

Furthermore, this type of recording is completely undetectable, so there’s no way you’ll get blocked scraping UPS data as long as you obey the UPS Terms of Service while using their website to generate the HAR file.

1. Browse UPS Stores

Head to the UPS Find a Location Feature webpage and enter in your area to see UPS stores. Now right click on the browser and hit “Inspect” to open up developer tools. This will begin recording your web traffic so you can save a copy of the data UPS sends to your browser and legally scrape that recording.

Now refresh the page to get UPS to reload its data while we’re now recording. Browse around the map a bit to get UPS to load more and more data.

2. Export a HAR File

When you’ve browsed through enough UPS stores, go to the “Network” tab in developer tools and click the down arrow labeled “Export HAR…” to download a HAR file containing a recording of the data that UPS sent to your web browser.

Upload that to the HAR File Web Scraper and we’ll parse out the data into downloadable collections. Click the “Parse Group” button on the set that contains the UPS store data.

3. Download UPS Store Data

You’ll then see the downloadable collections on the next screen, which will contain the basic UPS store data presented on the store finder search results.

No-Code UPS API Scraper